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Saquon Barkley's Malvern home was burglarized early Saturday; police say the family is safe and detectives are tracking a possible white SUV lead.
An early-morning shooting on the 4400 block of Cleveland Street sent two men to the hospital; police say one is critical and the investigation is active.
A 28-year-old man died after colliding with a broken-down vehicle on South Chester Pike in Glenolden Friday night; police say an investigation is underway.
A 17-year-old charged in a Norristown killing was transferred to Delco's George W. Hill after alleged assaults at the Montgomery County Youth Center. Prosecutors are preparing to try him as an adult.
A 19‑year‑old was arrested on July 16 on homicide‑by‑vehicle charges after a May 14 Yeadon crash that killed a woman at a bus stop.
A 14-year-old was arrested after police say he pointed a replica handgun at a Bensalem gas-station clerk and took a piece of candy. Township cameras helped lead to an arrest.
Mark 1 Restoration agreed to pay more than $7.2M after investigators say the company bribed an Amtrak project manager to approve costly contract changes at 30th Street Station.
A Camden father was killed after his box truck overturned on Chestnut Street in Upper Milford; an autopsy ruled the death accidental. Investigators are continuing the probe.
A man was stabbed during a fight at the Broad–Girard SEPTA station Thursday night; police say the attacker fled and the victim’s injuries are not life-threatening.
A man was charged after police say his nonverbal autistic child was left alone in a parked car outside the Fresh Grocer; the child was rescued and unharmed. A preliminary hearing is set for July 27.
A York County driver faces DUI and child endangerment charges after a June rollover on Taxville Road left an unrestrained child with serious leg injuries.
A restored serial number on a recovered Ruger 9mm led Berks County detectives to an alleged straw‑purchase scheme and two arrests in Reading.
A Philadelphia-area DoD logistics specialist pleaded guilty to laundering millions for Nigeria-based scammers and is due to be sentenced Oct. 16, 2026.
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